Urbinum
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Urbinum (in Italian references, sometimes Urvinum) is an ancient Latin placename, meaning "small town". There were at least two towns of ancient Italy so named:
- Urbinum Hortense, site unknown
- Urbinum Mataurense (or Metaurense, or again Urbs Metaurense) on the Metauro River, usually stated to be the modern Urbino, although sometimes the modern Urbania.
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